Ruili City, Yunnan Province, southwest China - April 7, 2021 (CCTV - No access Chinese mainland)
1. Aerial shot of city
2. Various of building, entrance of hotel used as centralized isolation medical observation site
3. Various of workers in personal protective equipment (PPE) disinfecting hotel
4. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) He Zhengte, hotel manager:
"We conduct two routine disinfections each day, one at 09:00 and the other at 18:00. If there are new residents joining us for quarantine, we will thoroughly disinfect before each new person."
5. Various of workers in PPE disinfecting hotel, streets
6. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Yin Xiaoxiong, deputy head, Ruili’s Epidemic Prevention and Control Center:
"Once a new infection is reported, we will carry out an epidemiological survey and go through all the places the patient has been to, as well as his home and work place, to thoroughly disinfect them."
7. Hospital building
8. Various of workers in PPE walking outside hotel
9. SOUNDBITE (Chinese) Zeng Zhong, vice president, First Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University (partially overlaid with shot 10):
"There are no patients in critical condition right now. Guided by authorized treatment procedures and emergency plans, we will spare no effort in safeguarding their health and lives."
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10. Guidelines
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11. Hotel building
12. Police tape
13. Banner reminding people to stay vigilant against COVID-19
14. Various of pickup truck transporting supplies

Ruili City in southwest China's Yunnan Province is taking measures to guarantee the sufficient supply of daily necessities for those under quarantine following a new outbreak of COVID-19.

Yunnan reported two new locally transmitted COVID-19 cases on Tuesday. As of Wednesday, the province had 68 confirmed cases and 46 asymptomatic cases, all of whom are receiving treatment or are under medical observation at designated hospitals.

At the same time, close contacts and secondary close contacts of confirmed COVID-19 cases have been relocated to 29 centralized isolation medical observation sites, mostly hotels, across the city.

According to hotel manager He Zhengte, every quarantined individual has his or her own room, and staff members deliver them three meals a day without making direct contact.

"We conduct two routine disinfections each day, one at 09:00 and the other at 18:00. If there are new residents joining us for quarantine, we will thoroughly disinfect before each new person," said He.

Residents under quarantine cannot leave their room until further notice.

Moreover, local epidemic control authorities say they have carried out a strict preventive disinfection of the entire city.

"Once a new infection is reported, we will carry out an epidemiological survey and go through all the places the patient has been to, as well as his home and workplace, to thoroughly disinfect them," said Yin Xiaoxiong, deputy head of the city's Epidemic Prevention and Control Center.

Meanwhile, over 150 medical experts have joined in treating local COVID-19 patients. So far, all of the infected individuals are in stable condition.

"There are no patients in critical condition right now. Guided by authorized treatment procedures and emergency plans, we will spare no effort in safeguarding their health and lives," said Zeng Zhong, vice president of First Affiliated Hospital of Kunming Medical University.